MACA ROOT: an ancient Peruvian root soothes menopause symptoms∙ improves memory ∙ boosts energy The ancient maca root has been used by the Inca and Peruvian cultures for more than 1,500 years. It is mostly grown in the harsh conditions and high elevation Andes mountains of Peru, where the mineral rich fields are naturally irrigated by glacial ice-melt and rainfall born in the thunderclouds of the Amazon basin. This earthy and nutty tasting root is a cruciferous vegetable and is related to broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, and kale. Maca root is generally consumed in powder form and is loaded with unique health benefits. The Health Benefits: Maca root powder is very nutritious, as it is rich in a number of nutrients,...
TIE DYE TEA DATE paired with our tea of the month cocktail recipe 🌸💛🍋☀️ Tie dye season is upon us! So is cocktail season... and we definitely mixed the two to make a "tea date" for you and your squad to try out. Tie dyeing with tea is super fun, affordable and you most likely already have all the tools to do it at home! Tea-dyeing doesn't cause a drastic change in color to white fabric, but it is a great way to hide stains on towels or to add a natural flair to your t-shirts, tote bags, and other cloth items. Pair your tea-dyeing activity with our Lemon Drop tea cocktail while you are waiting on your cloth to...
Orange Cream Popsicle & Vanilla Rooibos creamy citrus ∙ sweet vanilla ∙ subtle nuttiness 🍊 Orange Creamsicle Dreams 🍊 There's no denying it, Orange Creamsicles are a staple in the summertime sweet treat category. These bright and creamy-tangy treats bring us right back to childhood, so we made a blend inspired by them. The Orange Cream Popsicle Oolong tea blend is completely indulgent and tastes just like an orange creamsicle from the ice cream truck! The creamy oolong and safflower mixed with zesty orange peel in the Orange Cream Popsicle Oolong blends beautifully with our sweet and nutty Vanilla Rooibos tea. These two teas were meant for each other, because they bring out the best in each other. The Health Benefits...
Oolong: The Black Dragon Tea antioxidant rich ∙ boosts energy ∙ promotes digestion Oolong tea can be traced all the way back to the peak of the Qing Dynasty in China. The name "oolong" translates to "Black Dragon" in English, after the tea leaves' distinctive tiny dragon shape after being processed and rolled. Oolong grows mainly in China’s Fujian province, where the biodiversity is considered the ideal place to grow a very special tea. The rocky, mineral-rich soil and perfect levels of heat and humidity maintain a perfect growing climate that you can't find in many other places in the world. 🖤 HOW OOLONG IS MADE 🖤 Most teas come from the same plant, Camellia sinensis, and the main difference between...
SELF CARE SATURDAY ✨ sip & love yourself ✨ Our intention this month is to strengthen connections with others. Learning to connect with yourself will allow you to connect even deeper with those you love! Here's how to incorporate a tea ritual into your self care routine. ⬇︎⬇︎⬇︎ BUILDING A TEA RITUAL Making time for self-care is essential for your mental health. Whether you meditate, take quiet evening walks, or focus on positive thoughts while enjoying your favorite tea, allowing your mind to rest makes room for more thoughtfulness, more joy, and more connection. If you don't do some form of self care at least once a week, start now because it's life changing! Try practicing a tea ritual to...
